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Masked Palm Civet or Himalayan Palm Civet (Paguma larvata), family Viverridae, Thailand
photograph by Alexander Coke Smith
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Masked Palm Civet or Himalayan Palm Civet (Paguma larvata), family Viverridae, Thailand
photograph by Alexander Coke Smith
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Pardine Genet Genetta pardina
Pardine genets are distributed from Senegal eastwards to Ghana. They live in rainforests, gallery forests, moist woodlands, but also in plantations. They also venture into suburbs. Pardine genets are solitary, and active at night. They are very adept at climbing trees.
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Northern Small-spotted Genet | Chris H Petersen
Binturong
“Everyone loves a good nap, but finding the time and place can be difficult for wild animals.” - via Wikimedia Commons
Binturong
They look fierce, but seem really chill? They're nocturnal so maybe they're sleepy. They also smell funny! People describe it like popcorn?
Timelapse, I barely had a plan. I redid a lot of things 😵💫 I felt he looked sad with just the white bg
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A rare melanistic cape genet (Genetta tigrina) photographed at Angama Mara, a safari lodge in the Maasai Mara in Kenya
A bearcat (binturong) or as I’m going to call them, a long panda, are a species of viverrid similar to no other animal I have ever heard of but they’re basically one of those species that evolved into mustelids without being mustelids. And can look like cars, possums on in this case a scruffy long panda.
An African civet (Civettictis civetta) by the Bahr Dikere in Zakouma National Park, Chad
by inyathi